Marvel are the kings of adventure they have proven so with the likes of the Spiderman series of films. Everyone loves the Spider but we all enjoy something a little different from time to time, enter Iron Man, the biggest adventure movie to hit theaters in 2008.
Tony Stark is a playboy and an engineering genius. In Afghanistan demonstrating a new missile he’s captured and injured. His captors want him to make a missile for them but instead he produces a special armored suit and a way to stop the shrapnel left in his chest from killing him. He then uses the suit to make his escape.
When he gets back to America he announces that his company will not make weapons any more and he centres all his efforts on making an updated armored suit.
Obadiah Stane is the second in command at Stark industries and has been selling Stark weapons insurgents. When Stark finds out he is enraged and uses his new suit to return to Afghanistan try to destroy the arms and prevent stane from misusing his research any more.
Robert Downey Jr is fantastic as the happy go lucky playboy Stark and this is one of the best comic based films going. It was fantastic to watch on the big screen and will be awe inspiring in the high definition quality of blu ray DVD. In fact you can already pre- order your copy of the Iron Man special edition at Amazon and you can make sure you are one of the very first to receive it when it eventually releases.
This is a must have for your blu ray collection, maybe you need to put it on your Santa wishlist or treat yourself and preorder it today.
Blu Ray Players- Sony BDP-S1E
Blu Ray Players- Sony BDP-S1E
* High definition1080p video output (including 24, 60 , 50Hz) and DVD upscaling to 1080p
* Video codec MPEG2/MPEG4-AVC/VC-1/AVC-HD
* BD-Java interactive capability & pop up menu
* BRAVIA theatre Sync (HDMI CEC)
* Uncompressed multi channel linear PCM output with HDMI (up to 8ch)
* Dolby digital plus, DTS-HD & Dolby truHD Digital out & decoding capability
* Dolby Digital & DTS 7.1ch Output
* Multi channel 192KHz/24 bit audio D/A converter
* HDMI & optical output
* Component video out, S-video, composite, coaxial, analogue audio 7.1ch output, analogue audio 2ch output (gold plated)
* IR input
* Chassis
* Highly tuned separated audio circuit board
This is a good quality blu ray DVD player as you can tell from the specs. The picture and sound quality is excellent and you will be hard pushed to find another player as good for the price in fact this BDP-SIE is said to be as good the Pioneer BDP-LX70 which is twice as expensive, so if you’re looking for an economical but good machine, this is it.
There are a few negative points, this player does take a long time to boot up initially but this is only a nit-picking comment really. The main gripe is that it needs a firmware update from the Sony site and this is incredibly difficult to find and do. This is very frustrating and Sony really need to give better instructions on how to do this to make this product the best it can possibly be.
All in all this is a good player and I know the blu ray players are not exactly cheap however you look at it, but this is one is at the cheaper end of the scale and the quality for your money means you’re getting a real bargain
* High definition1080p video output (including 24, 60 , 50Hz) and DVD upscaling to 1080p
* Video codec MPEG2/MPEG4-AVC/VC-1/AVC-HD
* BD-Java interactive capability & pop up menu
* BRAVIA theatre Sync (HDMI CEC)
* Uncompressed multi channel linear PCM output with HDMI (up to 8ch)
* Dolby digital plus, DTS-HD & Dolby truHD Digital out & decoding capability
* Dolby Digital & DTS 7.1ch Output
* Multi channel 192KHz/24 bit audio D/A converter
* HDMI & optical output
* Component video out, S-video, composite, coaxial, analogue audio 7.1ch output, analogue audio 2ch output (gold plated)
* IR input
* Chassis
* Highly tuned separated audio circuit board
This is a good quality blu ray DVD player as you can tell from the specs. The picture and sound quality is excellent and you will be hard pushed to find another player as good for the price in fact this BDP-SIE is said to be as good the Pioneer BDP-LX70 which is twice as expensive, so if you’re looking for an economical but good machine, this is it.
There are a few negative points, this player does take a long time to boot up initially but this is only a nit-picking comment really. The main gripe is that it needs a firmware update from the Sony site and this is incredibly difficult to find and do. This is very frustrating and Sony really need to give better instructions on how to do this to make this product the best it can possibly be.
All in all this is a good player and I know the blu ray players are not exactly cheap however you look at it, but this is one is at the cheaper end of the scale and the quality for your money means you’re getting a real bargain
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